is presented Linux-Distribution Release Fedora 34 . To download Prepared Products Fedora Workstation , Fedora Server , CoreOS , Fedora Iot Edition , as well as Set “Spins “ C LIVE-assemblies KDE Plasma 5, Xfce, I3, Mate, Cinnamon, LXDE and LXQT. Assembly are formed for architectures x86_64, POWER64, ARM64 (AARCH64) and various devices with 32-bit Arm processors. Publication of assemblies Fedora SilverBlue delayed.
The most noticeable improvements in Fedora 34:
- All sound streams are translated to the multimedia PipeWire server, which is now used by default instead of Pulseaudio and Jack. Using PipeWire allows in a regular desktop version to provide opportunities for professional sound processing, get rid of fragmentation and unify the sound infrastructure for different applications.
In past releases for sound processing in Fedora Workstation, the PulseAudio background process was used, and the applications used the client library to interact with this process, mixing and control of sound streams. When professional sound processing used the sound server Jack and the associated client library. To ensure compatibility, instead of libraries for interacting with PulseAudio and Jack, an interlayer operating via PiPewire is added, which allows you to save the operation of all existing Pulseaudio and Jack clients, as well as applications supplied in Flatpak format. For old customers using a low-level API ALSA, an Alsa-plugin is installed, guiding sound streams directly to PipeWire.
- Assemblies with KDE Desktop by default Translated